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AI-generated art check thread

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Hereinafter said:

post #6260439

That style clash is strange. I assumed that Kazuma seems to be hand-drawn into AI-generated Megumin given the artist's past works. I don't know whether this can really be qualified as "AI-assisted" or not given that half of the image is AI drawing.

sadodere said:

post #6259945

Someone flagged this as AI and now I'm confused, what do you think?

it's just melting all over the place, melty spots all over the cloth rendering, and the hair also melts where it's in thinner strands, one of those litterally fading into the background

sadodere said:

post #6259945

Someone flagged this as AI and now I'm confused, what do you think?

If the creator did not even fix the artefact and discontinuities in her hair right between her eyes, where people's attention often fall on, then this image is, as close as makes no difference, fully ai-generated.

The following is just my personal opinion: the bare minimal requirement for ai-assisted should be zero artefact/error/blur throughout the entire character.

Mayhem-Chan said:

it's just melting all over the place, melty spots all over the cloth rendering, and the hair also melts where it's in thinner strands, one of those litterally fading into the background

I see it now, thank you!

post #6265059

Watermark indicates that it was generated using ourt-ai website. It looks like the only redrawing that has been done is adding the distinguishing character features, namely the halos, the hairpiece, and the cheek-star-thing, all of which are much crisper than the rest of the image, which appears to be untouched. I added both the ai-generated and ai-assisted tags, as I'm not sure which best applies here.

MysteriousLounger said:

post #6265059

Watermark indicates that it was generated using ourt-ai website. It looks like the only redrawing that has been done is adding the distinguishing character features, namely the halos, the hairpiece, and the cheek-star-thing, all of which are much crisper than the rest of the image, which appears to be untouched. I added both the ai-generated and ai-assisted tags, as I'm not sure which best applies here.

Well, if the "artist" simply fix minor details on an AI art and not using it as a based for their drawing, then it's AI-generated.

MysteriousLounger said:

post #6265059

Watermark indicates that it was generated using ourt-ai website. It looks like the only redrawing that has been done is adding the distinguishing character features, namely the halos, the hairpiece, and the cheek-star-thing, all of which are much crisper than the rest of the image, which appears to be untouched. I added both the ai-generated and ai-assisted tags, as I'm not sure which best applies here.

Slightly related but I thought Pixiv was suppose to have an A.I tagging system? If an image like that got uploaded but the user refused to say it was A.I, does it mean Pixiv's moderation never penalized rule breakers?

Throwaway9999 said:

Slightly related but I thought Pixiv was suppose to have an A.I tagging system? If an image like that got uploaded but the user refused to say it was A.I, does it mean Pixiv's moderation never penalized rule breakers?

It's honor-system based, I think. You have to specifically check a box saying whether it's AI generated or not when you upload stuff.
As for punishment? I don't know, but there's lots of AI-generated/assisted works not tagged as such.

Throwaway9999 said:

Slightly related but I thought Pixiv was suppose to have an A.I tagging system? If an image like that got uploaded but the user refused to say it was A.I, does it mean Pixiv's moderation never penalized rule breakers?

I hate how hard it is and how ineffective it seems to be to report people who don't tag AI art!

Currently, there is no option about AI among Pixiv's report reasons. I always select "other violations" and type something about "not tagging AI" in the text field.

You also need to pay for premium to mute more than one artist.

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